. hello. thank you for joining us. i'm jc hayward. the focus is on florida today for president obama and the republican challenger mitt romney. both candidates will be in that

critical swing state. tara mergener reports both are looking to sway voters in the final weeks before the election. >> reporter: mitt romney is fighting for the hispanic vote in florida. >> this party is the natural home for hispanic americans. >> reporter: but the republican presidential nominee has an uphill battle with hispanics in this key battleground state. a new poll shows hispanic voters favor president obama 66% to 26%. wednesday night on a spanish language tv network, romney tried to cut into that lead. he defended secretly recorded comments he made to wealthy donors when he seemed to write off 47% of americans who don't pay federal income taxes. >> my campaign is about the 100% of america. i'm concerned about them. i'm concerned about the fact that over the past four years, live has become harder for americans. >> reporter: president obama has a different challenge in florida, attracting support from senior citizens.

polls show romney has a 53% to 38% lead among florida voters 65 and older. the president campaigns today in florida attending the same forum his challenger appeared at wednesday. at the white house the president spokesman said president obama does not see those who don't pay federal income taxes as victims. >> he doesn't believe as some apparently do that any student who looks for a government backed loan is looking for a handout or that a senior citizen receiving social security is a free loader. >> reporter: the president campaigns in virginia friday while romney heads to nevada. tara mergener for cbs news, the white house. most other polls have yet to reflect the impact if any from romney's 47% comments. prince george's county police are continuing their search for a killer. meanwhile, family and friends of 18-year-old marco ross are paying their final respects today. hundreds packed the jericho city of praise church in

landover this morning for the young man's funeral. he was shot and killed last tuesday while on his way to class at central high school. his killer remains at large. so far there are no incidents to report today at coolidge high school in northwest washington. police have stepped up their patrols at the school after a student was shot yesterday. thorpts say the victim got into -- authorities say the victim got into an argument with a fellow student. the suspect left the campus, returned with a gun and shot the victim on the school's football field when concludes was dismissed. police have the suspect in custody and the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. prince george's county fire investigators are trying to find out what sparked a fire at the ymca on moylan drive in bowie this morning. authorities say roofing materials stored outside caught fire. flames spread to the second floor. luckily no one was injured.

ymca services have been canceled for the day. we're learning that those remains found on the vre tracks near the manassas park station may not be human. however, we're still waiting to hear from the medical examiner's office for a positive identification. a package was discovered around 6:00 yesterday evening in the middle of the evening rush hour. police had to close the track for many hours which meant major delays for vre commuters. four vre trains were stopped on the tracks stranding more than 1500 commuters and it took more than two hours for some commuters to make it home. it was a much smoother commute, however, this morning, on metro's red line. around 8:00 yesterday morning, there was a power problem near the gallaudet station. and that slowed trains down. then an hour later, there was another power problem,his one occurring in northwest

washington. a packed eight-car train was stuck in a tunnel for almost an hour. all red line trains were slowed so that they would not use very much power, and this affected tens of thousands of riders. a metro speaks person told bruce johnson -- spokesperson told bruce johnson why this happened. >> we're looking at our own systems, but we're also investigating whether commercial power might have had an influence. there were pepco outages reported. we're not sure that's related but that's something we'll be looking at as well. >> to make things worse, metro says its crews were sent to fix the problem and they got stuck in the morning rush hour traffic. very soon you will be able to take me on the go. you'll be able to watch this newscast and all your other favorite programming here at channel 9 live on your mobile device. our 9news anchor derek mcginty is on capitol hill where he is emceeing the unveiling of some very exciting technology.

derek? >> reporter: jc, this is the next big thing. you need this. you want this. this is kind of the holy grail of tv watching. take a look. there i am right there live on somebody's ipad. [ no audio ] >> that's one of the beautiful things about the service is you'll be able to take that experience, the living room experience to go on your mobile hand held devices. that's exciting because you cannot lug that thing around. you can with this. you can take it to your kid's soccer game. you can watch it in church, god forbid. you get forgiveness for that. you can take waiting time and turn it into entertaining time. if you're above ground, you should be able to enjoy the content. if you're in the back seat of your car and driving around stuck in traffic, that's another great use case. what you would need is the accessionry. we would then have a dial application which is the

service, and the dial application would download from the i tunes store and work in conjunction with the hardware to then display the television. you have fox, nbc, cbs. you have pbs available as well. so you have four channels. there's a lot of content for you to be able to enjoy. >> reporter: amazing stuff, isn't it? i know what you're thinking. how much is all this convenience going to cost me? that's the good news about all of this. it's free for now. no subscription fees, no data charges. all it will cost is $100 for the accessories you'll need to turn your mobile phone into live mobile tv. i'm live from capitol hill. back to you. >> we want you to watch us but don't watch us while you're in church, okay? okay. thanks, derek. still to come when nbc

continues, the hit tv show "two broke girls" is kicking off its season on channel 9 next monday. i'm going to talk to the co- star. she's in los angeles. stay with us.

. maryland voters will ultimately decide on a referendum in november about whether gambling should be expanded in the state. if a new casino opens at national harbor in prince george's county, it will likely

affect neighboring montgomery county. so i have our montgomery county executive ike leggett here with me today. it is always a delight to have you. i understand they're going to be meeting with executives of prince george's county and howard county. >> we'll be announcing support for the casino in prince george's county. we're not supporting one in howa county or montgomery county. but i think the voters should look careful and vote to approve the came seen know in prince george's county. here's why. first of all, there will be 12,000 jobs overall. 4,000 of those jobs or more will be permanent jobs. right now large numbers of marylanders, including from montgomery county, are going to west virginia. and so much of the negative ads thatou see out there is coming from west virginia because they do not want this referendum because the competition would suggest those dollars will stay in maryland to help our schools, help our deficit overall. we need to keep those jobs here

in maryland. >> besides jobs, how much tax money will be coming to the state if we have another casino? >> we think probably around $200 million just on a conservative side. that's a huge amount of money when you consider that money right now already exists. now, you may be for or against gambling, but it's already here. the question right now is how do you better manage that and do you provide at the -- you provide the expense needed for table games which will get additional visitors to national harbor. i think the county executive has made a strong case for it. t. in men ways it will help not only prince george's county but the state of maryland as well. that $200 million would mean fewedollars will be taken from our taxpayers and we'll generate additional taxes, additional jobs and there's a very strong case for it. >> we have maryland live, the new casino that opened up. there are some who say we have enough casinos. we don't need any more gambling

in our area. how do you respond to that, especially the churches who are very much against it? >> that argument was passed several years ago. if you're concerned that the slot parlors as you have now in the state of maryland are preying on the poor -- this is good not only for the taxpayers but good for expanding and reducing the amount of people who would go into the parlors because you have more visitors and higher people, higher income people -- higher income people in effect going to those gambling casinos in the state. >> montgomery county-- >> not for howard county or montgomery county but for prince george's county. if voters want it there, they should have that option. >> thank you for being with us. i'll see you next month. coming up, howard is going to have the the forecast.

stay with us.

two broke girls enters hits second season monday night at 9:00. actress beth behrs plays caroline on the show.

she joins us from los angeles. you had a great freshman year. you got the comedy award for favorite couple. how do you top that going to season two? >> we're so lucky. it was such a great year last year. the writers, if you can believe it, have made it even more crazy and put them in even more humiliating situations. we'll see the cupcake business start to grow from what happened in the finale. so much more this year. we've shot six so far and some of the best so far so i'm excited for everyone to see it. >> she's talking about the cupcake business. you and max played by kat dennings are trying to get a cupcake business off the ground. but you need $250,000. you don't make a lot. >> no. we work at a retrowilliamsburg diner in brooklyn so we don't make even close to that kind of money so we have to figure out other ways to get our business off the ground. it's true to life. it's hard to start a business

from scratch. >> one of the things i read, they listed you when you got the role as someone little phone. your life has changed a lot over the last 18 months, hasn't it -- little phone. your life has changed a lot over the last 18 months, hasn't it? >> it sure has. i always wanted to grow up and do this. i'm so grateful that i get to do what i lover. i know how lucky i am to actually have an acting job every day. it's been a wonderful year and this year is even more wonderful with the new episodes. it's so much fun. i work with such great people. everyone is wonderful. >> you talk about growing up. i know you grew up in lynchburg not too far from us here in virginia. what was that like? >> i know. i love lynchburg. i miss virginia, especially like in the spring and summer. i really want to come back and visit sometime soon. it was great. i played a lot of soccer in virginia so i got to travel a lot to all different parts of virginia growing up to play in soccer games. i love that state. i hope to come back there some day soon and visit. it's been a while.

>> i have to ask you a question. you went to classical training and theater. you're a singer. now you're doing a sitcom. do you get looked down upon by the real theater actors. you have a good paying gig so good for you? >> you know, it's funny. theater is changing nowadays, too. there's a lot of crossover i feel like between, you know, tv and theater in today's three ter world. -- theater worse. i'll always be a musical theater girl at heart even though i'm on a sitcom. broadway is still a goal of mine. i hope they don't look down on that. >> you can watch the season two premier ofdy 2 broke girls "-- of "2 broke girls" next monday on wusa9. let's switchgears and get you the forecast. a chilly morning. temperatures cooled down in the 40s. we're looking at temperatures this afternoon going to the mid, even upper 70s. winds shifting out of the southeast.

only about 5 miles an hour. i know it was a bit brisk early, but what beautiful evening we're going to have, too. you have plans, maybe you're going out to the ballpark. maybe the nationals can clinch the wild card berth. 71 for the first pitch. latter innings will be falling into the upper 60s. i think a light jacket or sweat shirt is warranted. lows got down to 42 in gaithersburg. 41 cumberland. there was a touch of fog in a couple of spots like culpeper, warrenton, frederick. we stayed in the 60s. i think there will be a little more fog tonight with a little more moisture around. temperatures as of noon, still in the mid and upper 60s here in the shenandoah valley out to manassas. it's 70 in baltimore. 71 in andrews. here in d.c. it is a gorgeous afternoon. look at the sky conditions. got these high thin clouds on our michael & son weather camera. we're looking into tysons corner right now. so very pretty midday here. 71 degrees officially at reagan national. it's sunny out there but the

high clouds will officially come come. great weather going on. spectacular today. i think one of the best days of the month, if not the year going on right now. warmer tomorrow and saturday. low 80s tomorrow. i think mid-80s on saturday. there's a cold front coming so late saturday, we're going to see some showers. i'm talking maybe late afternoon into early evening. it could impact the dinner hour perhaps in a few spots with the front. behind that front cooler and drier on sunday. there are going to be areas in the upper midwest. you can see the big storm in south central canada. may not get much higher than 50 degrees so really feeling autumnal there. these clouds are pouring south out of canada into the northern part of the country bringing the cooler air. at first it goes to the great lakes and then makes the turn. you can see this storm here with the showers, they're going more northeast. as we get into sunday and monday, we'll get another shot

of the cool air to move in. you're going to feel t. first you're going to feel some nice weather today. a clear night tonight. 50s to near 60. not as cool but also a little more fog. then tomorrow looks like a fine day, low 80s. we certainly warm up. isolated shower well north and west tomorrow afternoon. saturday, though, with the front, that's our next best chance of some showers. so the forecast today, we're going to make a run towards 78. if we stop at 76, don't sue me. eight going to be beautiful either way. tonight 50s north and west with light winds. 82 tomorrow. 85 on saturday with that threat for a late afternoon, evening shower or thunderstorm. and by the time it gets toward sunday, we're cooling down. fall begins saturday. skins, going to feel like football weather for them along with the bengals, 70. warming up a little bit more tuesday and wednesday. we'll be right back.

today i'm one on one with dr. craig thomas. he is an orthopedic surgeon, the medical director of orthopedics at providence hospital. i recently was appointed to the board of directors at providence hospital. i'm really excited about that. but i want to tell you about a fund raising golf tournament we're having on monday. it's a great excuse for you to be on the golf course. my fellow board member, dr. thomas, can talk about it. it's in maryland at the queenstown golf course. >> just over the bay bridge. it's on monday. it's a wonderful time. lots of prizes and gifts in support of a great cause. >> it starts at 8:00. you can register. we're going to have breakfast

there. why is this so important, dr. thomas? >> as you know, providence is the oldest hospital in d.c. and it provides excellent care to everyone. in order to keep up with the challenges of new technology, sometimes the cost and expense of medical care exceeds reimbursements. things like fund raisers, golf course fund-raisers, the gala, are needed to keep pace with technology provided to the community. >> because insurance doesn't cover those that -- those that have insurance, it still doesn't cover the costs. >> new technology can be very expensive. >> let's talk about the new technology because something very exciting is happening at previous dense in your department -- providence in your department. >> we were the first to use the device called the kennedy hybrid plasma scalpel. it's a new electrosurgical technology that allows us to cut issue and coag it at the same time mean weg can cut tissue -- meaning we can cut the tissue and stop the

bleeding at the same time. the recovery is great. for example, in my practice, for a total knee replacement, transfusions, meaning people are receiving blood transfusions area surgery is about 20% to 30% which is the national average. since we started to using this device in may, it's down to under 5%. it has benefits all across the spectrum of surgery. >> the fact that it's happening at providence hospital is wonderful. i have to tell that you dr. thomas says he loves the fact that i'm wearing these shoes because he said i'm keeping him in business, people like me. i'm sorry, i'll have to come see you one day because i need to wear these shoes. >> not a problem. we need you to come out to the golf tournament so we can take care of your feet. >> if you want more information about the golf tournament occurring monday that's going to benefit providence hospital, go to jchayward.com. i'll have all the information. it's at the queenstown golf course monday morning, starts at 8:00. but if you want more

information, you want to call in, go to jchayward.com. dr. thomas, thank you. i'm delighted to serve on the board of directors with you. >> my pleasure. >> thanks for being my guest today. come back and visit us at 5:00 and have a great day. bye-bye.

>> phyllis: this is a bad idea. >> ronan: how you holding up? >> phyllis: if i tell you, will you leave me alone? >> phyllis: well, just when i think it can't get worse, it does. (whispers) excuse me. >> heather: you wanted to see me? >> michael: uh, yeah. i just settled the assault case that judge rice was gonna preside over. the defendant pled out. >> heather: i will send him a thank-you note for saving the taxpayers' money. >> michael: his plea moves everything up

on the judge's calendar. you're gonna have to, uh, accelerate your prep for phyllis' case. i have other cases. >> heather: you can say "paul's case." it's not like i forget that my dad's facing a trial. >> michael: we took oaths. we do our jobs well or we resign. >> heather: yeah, well, i've been booted from this job before. michael... i know that you and phyllis are close, but i have no problem prosecuting her, and i will get a conviction. she's guilty. with my dad, i know the circumstantial evidence is extensive, but he's innocent, and i have to believe they'll find the evidence to prove it. >> chris: okay, everything's in place. you're all set to pay fairview a visit. >> paul: which is not easy, considering kevin has forbidden anyone from seeing his sister. >> chris: no, it's not a straight line

from the front door to her room. you know this is risky. if anyone figures out what you're doing, it could compromise you and your defense. >> paul: daisy might be my only defense. now that she's awakened, there's-- >> chris: she came around briefly, that's all. >> paul: i'm really sorry for dragging you into this whole mess, but i truly appreciate your help in making it happen. >> chris: and we're breaking about a dozen rules doing it, so if this thing goes south-- >> paul: i can't let it go south. my whole life might depend on what happens in that hospital. ♪

>> man: newman enterprises hit a new low at the opening bell. the judge may have reinstated sharon newman as c.e.o., but investors' chatter is about her time in fairview mental hospital. >> tucker: (grunting) >> sharon: oh. >> tucker: oh. ohh, come on. you're not victor. that's the only reason prices are down. >> sharon: prices stabilized when victoria was in charge. >> tucker: well, victoria was c.e.o. as soon as you've proven yourself, there'll be sunny skies and big dollars. >> sharon: i can make decisions and deals and buys and sells, and it won't make any difference as long as victoria and nick are around. i can't fire 'em,

although i might be able to make their lives difficult enough that it forces them to quit. >> tucker: now there's a thought. >> man: the newman scions prevailed, leading to mrs. newman's psychiatric evaluation. she's back, and newman enterprises has been downgraded to sell. >> victoria: (sighs) how do we fix this? >> nick: (sighs) there's gotta be some way to reassure investors, to install some confidence. it'd be a good time for dad to walk in that door right now. >> victoria: but he hasn't yet, with all hell breaking loose. when will he? i just don't understand why nobody's seen him or heard from him. >> billy: how could you let victor walk out of here? you were supposed to keep an eye on him, make sure he was safe. now you and i are gonna go out there, we're gonna find him, we're gonna let him know that he's a billionaire, and drag him back to his mansion. >> genevieve: mm,

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>> moran: how's the hand? >> victor: it's pretty good. i can still work. >> moran: so you're really staying on, huh? >> victor: yeah. gotta make a living, you know? but i'm gonna keep my mouth shut, except when i drink. >> billy: i'm sorry, how are you in charge? if i want to tell him he's victor, i'm gonna tell him he's victor. >> genevieve: first of all, are you a doctor? do you know the safest way to let him know that he is not christian doe? and secondly, you and i both knowingly hid his whereabouts. you know, victor, his family, the world-- they're not gonna be too amused with us. i mean, i think we should come up with a little bit of damage control before we just drop that bomb. >> billy: what's going on? >> genevieve: well, a lot of drama on this side of the tracks-- a lot of corruption on the docks, injuries due to a total lack of paying any attention to safety regulations.

these guys get hurt, they just get fired. they--they don't get insurance, they don't get disability, nothing. >> billy: of course. victor tortures his family, but he protects his employees, even when he doesn't know his own name. >> genevieve: he made a lot of noise about the conditions and he got himself roughed up, so now he's telling everybody that he's backed off, but he hasn't. his plan i-is to get proof of these conditions so that he can expose the corruption. >> billy: these poor schmucks don't know who they're messing with, do they? (chuckles) >> victor: i know you. >> billy: yep. >> victor: so what are you doing here? >> tucker: yeah, you make life such hell that nick and victoria throw their hands up. i like it. >> sharon: yeah, i love it. >> tucker: so... how will you start? >> sharon: well, i won't. >> tucker: what? >> sharon: i can't.

(sighs) that's just gonna create more public chaos with those two. it's gonna end up hurting newman enterprises, and i'm not gonna stoop to their level. >> tucker: look at you, putting the company first. now that's a leader. the sooner nick and victoria acknowledge that, the better for newman and for the rest of us. >> sharon: (laughs) they're never gonna feel that way. >> tucker: remember when we talked about public perception? that's all this is. if it were victor, he would hold their feet to the fire, call a press conference, and have the entire newman board singing the wall street version of "kumbaya," praising him as c.e.o. make 'em dedicate that song to you. force nick and victoria to lead the chorus. >> nick: sorry, i had to get out of the office.

i mean, dad's picture is hanging right there, and we're watching newman tank because of his wife. >> victoria: (sighs) your wife first. i love you, but what is up with your choice in women? >> phyllis: i thought you were walking away. >> ronan: i'm a slow walker. >> phyllis: nick's a sprinter. (chuckles) he moved out, and summer went with him. >> ronan: um... i'm sorry. >> phyllis: i guess it's karma, really. that's what christine said. >> ronan: karma's a crock. (footsteps approach) >> phyllis: um...

no, i-i-i just came in for coffee, and--and ronan was here. he just--he was just asking about summer, that's-- >> nick: i want to thank you for handling things with summer the other day, keeping it quiet. >> ronan: summer's a good kid going through a rough time, and a lot of that is because of me. i'm glad i could give her a break. >> phyllis: no, that--that's-- that's all on me. that's mine, that-- i'm--i'm gonna make it right. >> nick: i gotta go. >> victoria: the sooner, the better. >> phyllis: karma, see?

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actually. >> chris: what's wrong? >> heather: look, phyllis' trial date has been moved up, and while it's a solid case, it's not a sure thing, and i just wish to god i had an eyewitness who could put phyllis behind the wheel, and while tim reid probably knew she did it, it's not like he can testify from the grave. >> chris: yeah, she shredded his life and probably never thought twice, and now he's dead. i--look, the timing was just too convenient. one might think she got "creative" again. >> heather: yeah, it does make you wonder, but an fbi agent is a pretty solid alibi. >> chris: what are you talking about? >> heather: phyllis has an alibi for the night that tim died. she was with ronan. >> chris: "with"? >> heather: "with." yeah, evidently, they've been having an affair.

(knock on door) (knocking on door) >> phyllis: it's daisy, right? >> michael: forget daisy. you have bigger issues to handle. >> phyllis: oh, god, there's more? of course there's more. i knew there was more. there's more? there's more? >> michael: your trial date is moving up. get ready to go to court. >> dr. laurents: don't expect too much. things haven't changed as much as we'd hoped. >> paul: no, i understand. i just, uh, well, i just would really like to see her. thank you. >> dr. laurents: mm-hmm. >> patty: pauly! >> paul: pattycakes.

>> patty: paul. >> tucker: you set up that new company? >> sofia: yes, in panama. the paperwork has been executed. >> tucker: you want to leave that outside? >> sofia: the paperwork? >> tucker: no, that edge of judgment in your voice. >> sofia: it's not judgment, tucker, it's a warning. you know we are skating on thin ice with all these shell corporations set up on every shore. >> tucker: it's how business gets done. now put in an order for 500,000 shares of newman when the price drops another 10%. >> sofia: oh, because it's gonna drop that low, and this is just such a great idea? >> tucker: it will, and it is. watch and learn, kid. >> sharon: nice of you two to come into the office. i assume you heard the news about newman opening low. >> victoria: congratulations. your return undid any progress we might have made.

you must be so proud. >> nick: did you look into tucker buying up chunks of newman stock? >> sharon: tucker is not the problem. i am not the problem. you and victoria are the reason this company is slipping. >> victoria: did that shrink test you for delusions? because my guess is you would fail that test. >> sharon: you two have undermined and sabotaged me at every turn. you've embarrassed this company with your public tantrums and by dragging me into court. you let wall street and the press make us into a punch line. you have investors running scared because you two have your father's ego and you lack his common sense. when victor walked away, that put me in charge, and now i have to clean up the mess you've made, and you two are gonna help me do it. >> victoria: and on what planet would we help you? >> sharon: you say all you care about is making right by newman enterprises? well, then, you prove it,

because i'm going to call a press conference, and if what you really care about is this company, then you and the board of directors will stand by me and with me. you will get up there and say that i have your faith and support as newman's c.e.o. >> billy: genny filled me in. the docks are a land mine and no one gives a rat's ass if anyone gets hurt. that needs to change, but come on, man, look at yourself. you're hurt. you need some backup. that's just me, being the voice of reason. granted, i don't have a lot of practice at being said voice of reason, but there it is. >> victor: i don't know what you're talking about. what-- you must have confused him or something. >> billy: oh, okay, okay. you know i'm a journalist. let me blow this wide open, and then you can sit right there on your barstool, far away from all this mess. >> victor: oh, now i know what you want. no, i don't work that way. i-i-i don't need your help.

>> billy: typical. >> genevieve: (sighs) >> billy: (chuckles) >> victor: (sets bottle down) ah.

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>> genevieve: christian, billy knows people and he wants to help you, so let him. >> victor: what do you mean, you want to help me? i-i-i don't want to work with the press. >> billy: i understand, but let me get this story out there. i can expose what's going on at the docks, see how widespread it is. public outcry can get you considerably more than a man with a bum hand. come on. >> victor: yeah, but then why don't you talk to the workers and get your story? >> genevieve: i thought you said the workers wouldn't talk. >> victor: well... i guess you ain't got no story.

>> billy: (sighs) >> genevieve: wow. well, that was productive. now what do we do? >> billy: i'm gonna get that s.o.b. to trust me if it kills me. >> genevieve: i thought you were gonna tell that s.o.b. that he was victor newman. >> billy: who says i can't do both? (knocks on table) >> phyllis: i'm going to court, i'm going to court. when? wh-wh-what-- i-i-i thought we had more time. >> michael: uh, the clerk will contact you with a date shortly. >> phyllis: how did that happen? >> michael: another defendant settled, took a plea. i know you've refused before, but, phyllis, i would really suggest you do the same thing. >> phyllis: okay. is that why you're here, to tell me to give up and go to prison? >> michael: (sighs) call leslie, tell her to approach heather. >> phyllis: no.

i'm not putting on an orange jumpsuit and i'm not rotting in a jail cell, okay? >> michael: you might not have a choice. if you're convicted, you will get more jail time than if you cut a deal now. >> phyllis: i'm not leaving my family, michael. >> michael: look around you! sweetheart, your family's not here. if you took a plea... if you spared them the anger, the angst, the frustration by telling the truth just once, if you--if you trusted them, the people who love you-- they will understand. >> phyllis: what about the people who hate me? what are you gonna do, dance on my grave? >> ronan: hey. i heard you were back. >> chris: what is wrong